6.7L Cummins DPF Delete Exhaust 2013-2022

Your 6.7L Cummins DPF Delete Exhaust Options

Year Range Coverage

One kit spans 2013 to 2019 Dodge Ram trucks, while the other fits 2019 to 2022 Ram 2500 models.

Vehicle Model Fitment

The 2013–2019 pipe is listed for Dodge Ram trucks generally, whereas the 2019–2022 kit is specifically for Ram 2500. Always check the product page for 3500 compatibility.

Exhaust Section Type

The 2013–2019 option is a delete exhaust pipe, and the 2019–2022 kit is a downpipe-back exhaust system. Confirm the exact section replaced before ordering.

Verifying Fitment and Component Details

Model Year and Trim

Even within the listed year ranges, cab configuration, bed length, or trim level can affect fit. Review the individual product page for precise compatibility details.

Included Components

Both exhaust delete products may include different hardware. Visit each listing to see whether gaskets, clamps, or other parts are included.

Tuning Requirements

Removing the DPF typically requires an ECM tune to prevent warning lights or limp mode. Verify tuning needs on the product page, as no tuner is included with these pipes.

Product List

• 4'' Delete Exhaust Pipe for Dodge Ram 6.7L Cummins 2013-2019 Diesel Truck — Covers 2013–2019 Ram trucks with 6.7L Cummins engine.
• For 2019-2022 6.7L Cummins Ram 2500 4" DPF Delete Downpipe Back Exhaust — Designed for 2019–2022 Ram 2500 with a downpipe-back configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions About 6.7L Cummins DPF Delete Exhaust

What exactly is a 6.7L Cummins DPF delete exhaust?

A DPF delete exhaust replaces the factory diesel particulate filter section of the exhaust system with a free-flowing pipe. This aftermarket component is designed for off-road use to reduce backpressure and eliminate regeneration cycles. Our collection includes 4-inch pipes that bolt in place of the stock DPF assembly on 2013-2022 6.7L Cummins-powered Ram trucks.

Which model years do these delete pipes cover?

One kit fits 2013-2019 Dodge Ram trucks equipped with the 6.7L Cummins engine, while the second is specifically for 2019-2022 Ram 2500 models. If you own a 2019 truck, verify the exact kit by checking the product page, as the transition year requires careful selection between the two configurations.

How do I pick the right delete exhaust for my truck?

Start by confirming your truck's model year and series. The 2013-2019 pipe is a general delete exhaust for Dodge Ram trucks, whereas the 2019-2022 version is a downpipe-back system tailored to the Ram 2500. Cab configuration and whether you need a full pipe replacement or a downpipe-back setup will guide your choice; each product page lists specific fitment notes.

Are these DPF delete exhausts a bolt-on installation?

Both kits are advertised as direct bolt-on solutions that use factory mounting points, but professional installation is recommended. The 2013-2019 pipe replaces the entire downpipe-back system, and the 2019-2022 kit covers the downpipe-back section. Check individual listings for any included gaskets, clamps, or hardware you may need to complete the job.

Will I need additional tuning after installing a delete pipe?

Yes, removing the DPF almost always requires an ECM tune to prevent check engine lights, diagnostic trouble codes, or limp mode. These exhaust components do not include a tuner, so you will need to arrange custom tuning or purchase a compatible tuning device separately. Verify tuning requirements on the product page and consult a professional tuner familiar with 6.7L Cummins platforms.

Is it legal to operate with a DPF delete on public roads?

DPF delete exhaust systems are intended strictly for off-road, competition, or closed-course use. Using them on public roads may violate federal, state, and local emissions laws. It is your responsibility to understand and comply with all applicable regulations before purchasing or installing any emissions-related modification.

What’s the difference between a downpipe-back and a full delete exhaust?

The 2019-2022 kit is a downpipe-back system, meaning it replaces piping starting from the downpipe exit. The 2013-2019 option is described as a delete exhaust pipe that might replace the entire system. Compare the product descriptions to see which sections are included. If you need a complete turbo-back replacement, check each listing’s coverage.

Can I use the 2019-2022 kit on a 2013 Ram 2500?

No, the year ranges are specific. The delete pipe for 2013-2019 models is the correct choice for that generation, while the 2019-2022 downpipe-back system is designed for later trucks. Even within the listed years, confirm your exact model, cab, and bed configuration, as aftermarket exhaust routing can vary.

What are the return and warranty terms for these products?

Unused products may be returned within 45 days of delivery when the Return & Exchange Policy conditions are met. Return shipping responsibility depends on the reason for the return. Review the current policy and use the Contact Us page for assistance. Check the individual product page for any applicable warranty terms.